1	Intro Written-By – Buxton, Ratcliffe	0:19
2	Peace Of Mind Steel Guitar – BJ Cole Vocals – Channi Singh, Felix Buxton, Mona Singh Vocals, Vibraphone – Mulatu Astatke Written-By – Buxton, Ratcfliffe	7:12
3	Alkazaar Guitar – David Gunther* Percussion – Khader Ahmad Vocals – Felix Buxton Written-By – Gunther, Buxton, Ratcfliffe*	3:41
4	Hip Hip Hooray Cello, Percussion – Jack Nunn Percussion – Sam Meredith Written-By – Buxton*	2:53
5	Walking In The Clouds Guitar – David Gunther* Percussion – Khader Ahmad Vocals – Dwayne Ellis (2), Felix Buxton, Joe Benjamin (2), Monica Bermudez Written-By – Gunther, Buxton, Ratfcliffe*	3:39
6	Where R We Now Arranged By, Conductor – Will Malone* Backing Vocals – Bridget Masque Lead Vocals, Leader [String Fixer] – Jose James* Leader [String Fixer] – Perry Montague-Mason Strings – London Studio Orchestra* Written-By – Buxton, James	5:14
7	Dark Vale Written-By – Buxton*	1:32
8	Check The Fuse Steel Guitar – BJ Cole Vocals – Lil' Louis Written-By – Buxton, Ratcliffe	0:54
9	Sunrising Vocals – Lil' Louis, Yoko Ono Written-By – Buxton, Ratcfliffe	2:01
10	Ascension Bass [Double Bass] – Ricardo Dos Santos* Drums – Gene Calderazzo Piano – Chico Chagas Sitar – Harkeshan Trumpet – Ben Edwards (2) Vocals – Felix Buxton, Lisa Kekaula, Simon Ratcliffe Vocals, Percussion – Oli Savill Written-By – Chagas, Buxton, Calderazzo, Savill, Dos Santos, Ratcfliffe	5:51

Credits

Art Direction, Design, Artwork By [Imagery] – Big Active, Mat Maitland
Engineer – Bernard Laubner*, Howard Rider, Jack Nunn, Andreas Moses Schneider*, Rudyard Lee Cullers, Tom Linden
Producer, Mixed By, Programmed By, Engineer – Basement Jaxx
Programmed By [Additional], Engineer – Adam Noble

Notes

Cardboard sleeve.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Barcode: 634904047825
Matrix / Runout: arvato digital services BERTELSMANN 53940628/XLCD478 21
Mastering SID Code: IFPI LP 73
Mould SID Code: IFPI 0787

Other Versions (1)View All

	Title (Format)	Label	Cat#	Country	Year
	Zephyr (10×File, AAC, Album, 256 kbps)	XL Recordings	none	UK & Europe	2009

Reviews

westgaar Feb 22, 2015

Would really like a vinyl version of this album :)

cabeefLA Aug 24, 2010

Have loved Basement Jaxx since the 90s, but truth be told this is a bit of noodly, self-indulgement, scattered mess/snooze with no real "songs" or "hooks" to latch onto. Nice sonics, but if you're looking that early Atlantic Jaxx edgy/dangerous underground vibe, this ain't it. Alas, pass on this one.